The phrase "assumed spending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or economic analysis where one refers to estimated or projected expenditures.
Example: "The company's financial report included a section on assumed spending for the upcoming fiscal year, highlighting potential areas for cost reduction."
Alternatives: "projected expenses" or "estimated expenditures".
Karl Rove, the Sun Tzu (or, if one prefers, the Beelzebubba) of the White House, the man who, it is generally assumed, spends his happiest moments anticipating George Bush versus Howard Dean next November one source of intrigue has been how Rove might spin Dean's support for the civil-unions bill.
We included these variables to explore whether those who we assumed spent more time within their local area (i.e. non-car owners, dog owners, those who walked within the area, and those who had lived in their home for a longer period) would display better agreement.
Equally important, she also argued that the government should assume spending on health and social care would rise to between 11 and 12 per cent of GDP by 2025 - a level of expenditure already met by other equivalent countries for health alone.
But those forecasts assume spending restraint that Congress is not showing.There is not even any guarantee that the Republicans will end up with an amicable settlement with the president this year.
If you take the official figures but assume spending rises in line with nominal GDP growth rather than just inflation, then the deficit rises by $1.6 trillion, once interest costs are included.
Sophia Smith Galer agrees and assumed that spending all day in conversation with children would hinder rather than help a language learner progress.
The OBR assumes that spending on health will rise in line with GDP.
I assumed she spent her mornings reclining on a chaise longue, leafing through style magazines.
Someone who reads Hemingway is not assumed to spend their weekends fishing or fighting bulls.
As a producer, dealing with almost constant rejection, I'd assumed commissioners spent every day musing over irresistible proposals and choosing between them.
